Well, that is a very interesting question?? You can find some satisfying answer from System Administrator guide.<\/p>\n
For the time being you can try this using the already existing themes. Let’s consider for an example we want to modify sage green theme and then use it.<\/p>\n
Here are some simplified steps designed with the help of the system administrator guide.<\/p>\n
1. Go to \u201cC:Program FilesSageCRMCRM62WWWRootThemes\u201d<\/strong><\/p>\n 2. Make copy of original sage_green.css<\/strong> and then rename the Copied file as \u201cCustomTheme.css<\/strong>\u201d.<\/p>\n 3. Here there are be 4 folders named \u201cFCKeditor<\/strong>\u201d, \u201cImg<\/strong>\u201d, \u201cReports<\/strong>\u201d and \u201cXSL<\/strong>\u201d. Inside each of these folder copy the sage_green <\/strong>folder and rename it to new name i.e. CustomTheme<\/strong>.<\/p>\n 4. Then you can make the colour changes by modifying \u201cCustomTheme.css\u201d file for e.g replacing the color code Dark Green (#006633) to Dark Blue (#3333FF), Mid Green (#669966) to Mid Blue (#3399CC) and Light Green (#99CC99) to Light Blue (#66CCCC).<\/p>\n 5. If you want to use new images then you have to create folder with the above name with images under “Img”.<\/p>\n 6. Navigate to \u201cC:Program FilesSageCRMCRM62WWWRootThemesReportsCustomTheme<\/strong>\u201d and make changes only in 2 files named \u201cStdGrids.css\u201d and \u201cStdPlain.css\u201d by replacing the dark shade (for example, #006633 from the Sage Green theme) with the new shade for your theme.<\/p>\n 7. Navigate to \u201cC:Program FilesSageCRMCRM62WWWRootThemesXSLCustomTheme<\/strong>\u201d and edit the BASICHTML.XSL by replacing the dark and mid shades (for example, #006633 and #669966 from the Sage Green theme) with the new shade for your theme.<\/p>\n 8. Log Off and do iisreset.<\/p>\n